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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1441, 27 July 1883, Page 3

Tenders. T0 : BUILDER'S. TENDTSI'iS aro invited lor tho ercc? tion ota Stop, House, and Workshop. for.J, Barnard, Ghoylown,; ; Plans arid Specifications to bo scon at his shop- Tenders to lie ient in not later tha>i TUESDAY, 31st, Tho lowest or any tendor not neoes> sarily accotod. J. BARNARD. July 25th, 1883. WAfIiARAPA WEST COUNTY COUN- • ■■■' oiii.. •• mENDEIiS. aro' invited for tho underJ. mentioned works, viz,— .'Contract No I.—Carterton to Gladstone Road, 50 chains 35 links, foimation and metalling, 2: bridges and 3 culverts, Contract No 2.—Carterton to Gladstone Road, 42 chains li links formation, 71 chains 3 links metalling, and 5 culverts. Contract No 1,-Gladstono to Wainuioru Road, SO chains formation and 8 culverts. Contract No, 2.—Gladstone to Wainuioru Road, SO chains formation, 1 bridge and 6 culverts. Tenders addressed to tho County Chair-' man will bo received at the Council Chambers, Carterton, phtil FIUDAY tho 10; h diy of August, 1883, at 4 p.m. Plans and Specifications may bo seen nfc that place and at the County Oflkes, Masterton. A deposit of £lO in casli or clique must accompany each tender. The lowest or any tonder not necessarily accepted. Carterton; 24th, July, 1883. 11. H. WOLTERB, 1440 County Clerk. N 0 • T I C E . ITIENDERS for leasing a 1* " JL PADDOCK adjoining the C Kkskhvk for a period "f live years, will bo rccoived up tilt TUKSDA.Y, the 3l.at inst.,. by the undersigned. Fencing must be kept in good repair by tenant, aud a year's rental will be remitted if tenant plough and sow the paddock to tho satisfaction of tho Trust. J. C. INGHAM, 1438 Secretary Cemetery Trustees. WAIRARAPA EAST COUNTY. TENDERS addressed to tho Chairman Works Committee, County Council Chambers, Mastorton (whero plans and specifications may be seen), will bo received up to NOON on WEDNESDAY, tho Bth of August next, for ; 1 35-foot span bridge, OpakiManawatu Road. 180-foot span bridge, EltetahnimTinui Road, G'4 Chains formation and Culverts, Dreyer's Koolt Road. The lowost or any tonder in each case not necessarily accepted. F. G. MOORE, Clerk. C'ountv Council Chambers, IJnsterton, 2-lth Juh. 1883. 1439

ANNUAL SHOW, Under tlio Auspices of the. WAIItARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SO-' CIETY, Will be held on the Show Grounds, Car terton, on Thursday, Ist November, -1883.EXHIBITORS are reminded that Enikies for tlio Show clo3o at the Oilices o! Messrs F. fl, Wood (Greytown), 11. Blown and Co, (Mastcrton), J. I). Oakley (Featherston), E. E. Edmunds (Wellington), and H, H. Wolters (Carterton), on WEDNESDAY, 17th OCTOBEU, 1883, and that in. no case will any entry bo received alter that date. ADMISSION to ran SHOW-Members (on production of ticket), li'ree ; Noil; members (beforenoon) Ss, (afternoon) Is. Arrangements are beinj: made to run Special Railway Trains at lloduceil Rates \ also to have tlio Show Day proolnimed a Bank and Gonoral Holiday throughout tho Valley. Tlio linilway Department permits al! Exhibits on which the railway freight to Carterton has hoen paid to he returned by rail Fhkk of Chaw, W. C. BUCHANAN, President. Carterton, 24th July, 1883, 1410

±L )O PAIRS WATERTIGHT JSO BOOTS, Local'y Made. Pegged, Tipped and Nailed. 14 s 6 D D. F. McCKS MASTERTON.

Men's Good Overcoats, 17s 6d, Worth 30« s AT 0. SMITH'S GREAT SALE. mAUHEBENIKAU p OTKL. A, I, WILKINSON Begs to inform his,many friends and the public iu general that lie has re-opened the aliovo OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL, And as he has determined to keep nly the VERY JBKST-BRANDS OP WINES" AND SPIRITS, • Ho hopes-to receivo a share of thcir pa'ronago. Good Stabling and Loose Boxeß, also Well secured paddocks. 1424 Ladies'' Costumes Under Cost, X.l \ AT '■■.■' C. SMITH'S GREAT SALE. CHUItUH OF ST." MATTHEW. WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS!! jHE fhird Entertainment of this series . will bo tjivou in St. Matthew's Schoolroom on THURSDAY, THE 16ra AUGUST. Admission, Ib, ' 1402 Men's Tweed Trousers. 4/11 ' O; SMITH'S CLEABIHG SALE. ON or- Printed Tea-Bags (Jib lb), Milliner*' Bags (all sizes); Grocers' Bags (2, 3, 4, and 61b), Bakers' Bags (from (lb to 81b), Tobacco Boro (loz, and 2oz, v *t the Waibaiiapa Dam Office,